ondkajawolsneWhile I love the idea of seeing an open source anti-cheat be developed, it's existence brings up problems of it's own. By giving cheaters and/or cheat developers direct access to see exactly how the software works, you're inviting them to create proxies or bypass these catching mechanisms altogether. Regardless, I hope the projects bodes well and you continue to catch disingenuous players trying to get an edge, just some food for thought. This is why most anti-cheat programs are closed source.
Not really. Most AC software is proprietary and owned by for-profit companies, and these very rarely make software open-sourced. Whether it's more secure or not is not a factor.
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